Woods of Windsor Lavender Eau de Toilette 100ml Spray

Woods of Windsor Lavender Eau de Toilette 100ml is a softly perfumed everyday fragrance from the long-running English brand, built around the calming herbal scent of true lavender. Crisp lavender flowers and stems are softened with floral and slightly sweet undertones, settling onto a warm, dry musky base. The result is a quietly elegant fragrance with the polished British-garden character that has become Woods of Windsor's signature.

About Woods of Windsor

Woods of Windsor traces its origins to a small herbal apothecary in Windsor, Berkshire, established in 1770. Trading on its English countryside heritage, the brand specialises in floral fragrances and traditional toiletries — soaps, hand creams, dusting powders and colognes — sold in the recognisable scrolled packaging that has changed little in decades. Lavender has been a brand signature for over two centuries.

Fragrance character

• True lavender — herbal, calming, slightly floral.
• Soft floral undertones add gentle femininity.
• Clean musky drydown for everyday wearability.

Olfactory family: Aromatic Floral  |  Brand: Woods of Windsor

Who it's for

This fragrance suits anyone who loves true English lavender — calming, classical, and beautifully traditional. It is at its best in spring and summer but works year-round as a softly perfumed daily signature. Equally at home on women and men, ideal for daytime, office and gentle evening wear, and a popular gift for those with a fondness for traditional British perfumery.

How to use

1. Hold the bottle around 15 cm from the skin.
2. Spray onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears.
3. Three to four sprays balance presence and longevity for the eau de toilette concentration.
4. Reapply through the day; eau de toilette sits closer to the skin than EDP.

Specifications

• Size: 100ml
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette
• Gender: Unisex
• Brand: Woods of Windsor
• Heritage: Established 1770, England

A calming, classical English lavender — softly perfumed, beautifully familiar, and as polished today as it was on 18th-century dressing tables.